Must See! Dennis Orcollo runs a 6-Pack! 9 Ball!

pov tonight we bring you the final match of the 17th annual Jay Swanson memorial our commentators tonight will be Jay Helford and the legendary Billie Ann Cardona I only left one shot but it is a very fine cut in the three he has to turn the loose white

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will go up and down. If he can make the three, he will have his chance at the four. It doesn't look like it's going to go wrong. go between four and nine, or possibly towards four, narrowly missing. The four of them made a good shot and it was rewarded.

This is a shot that he shouldn't have any problems with, he'll just draw to the side, really make sure he angles it at six. He doesn't want to go straight on the six, so you didn't want to go straight on the six. he didn't need to back up like he did, he hit it a little bit too much, he didn't need to back up like he did, just into the side wheel and off the side, real, you know, maybe six or seven inches. I've been talking about four-inch embrasures, but they measured these two corner embrasures near us, they're three and seven-eighths, these are on this table, they call them the devil's embrasures, this embrasure and the other corner.

I've seen a lot of lost balls. in these two pockets that actually have control of the cue ball, you want to end up in the middle of the table here. I mean, maybe even going around the nine might be the best way to get ahead of the nine. I will always have to stretch. this one well, yeah, he's going to hit, wait for you at the end, here it didn't sound like he missed, yeah, yeah, a little bit, a little bit, he didn't make very good contact. It's amazing to me how much more Dominion for Filipinos. how well they can stretch their body and elongate it to hit shots they don't have bones it's all cartilage what all the best players have in common if you watch them play is that the accuracy of hitting the cue ball if When they hit the ball you notice how their swab, so get really close to the cue ball and when they finally hit it and make that final blow, that's where the tip hits exactly where they're aiming when they're setting up. to shoot, they hit exactly where they were aiming, right on the cue ball, right on... exactly, it was so important to hit the cue ball well to play on the top step, poof.

I don't know what he's working on. Yeah, he was a little wrong, so he's derailing his advice. Dennis is ahead by two; There he goes, he's going to score. This is a long match. It's a race to 11. You know what's interesting? He is smashing his game cube. well he didn't break our fluke from soft, it doesn't matter, look it's like shooting the shot, it's not even a hard shot, they just have a lot of speed on the counter, he's making the corner every time he breaks the bone . It's been very interesting Billy because in some games he's been breaking hard and in others he's been breaking soft and he changes throughout the course of the game, well the only reason he would change if he wasn't getting production off the break so far he's been very productive.

After the counterattack, there is no need to change. Can he make this long shot on the only very difficult shot left on the table in a very small pocket? Well, if he does it, it will have shape in both. Well, he hit that pure shot that he never touched. a rail forever good trick the big shot comes here Jake because of the position of the four, he has to end up on top of the three which will send them towards the four. Delfy finishes before that, possibly he will go to the nine behind. the back, another Filipino trait, he wants to go around it, he did it, he did it in a perfect position, these guys the less they have to shoot, yeah, go ahead, let's take a look at the 609 if possible while we try to get into the 9 here and move . move it away from that six if you have the angle to do it because now playing from the four, okay, don't stretch the four to the six, it's not difficult, but if the four was in a safe position or let's say the five was up here, would you?

Right? I would have done it. he entered the nine they played the four five and opened that square for the nine if I need him he is playing for a combination again there is no way he should like it there is no reason for him to play for the combination unless he likes it obviously does he like it a lot more now? 5 2 2 5 2 2 Venice folds, they have a three game lead and it's not like Jason Shaw did anything wrong, but he missed it, you know, I thought he had control of the table it seemed like he was getting back into the match , it was three to two at that time, okay and it seems that the score is three to five or two, now it is five to zero off;

It would have been a normal shot on the four to the right. and like I said, he didn't need the drop down table, what I want to do is go to the side and keep that good angle on the six and now he's getting punished, yeah, that's what happened and there's the corner ball. once again he's playing position for the one he pushed too far back this time he's playing position for the one in that pocket in the side pocket in the corner Oh, in the corner he shot the one in the corner Ryan, this is what he's doing but he pulled it back too far this time well it's a similar shot to the one he had last time now the other shot was a little easier this shot plays a lot harder because this shot really has to hit the pocket pure because there it touches That point on the way down you will lose it because you will have to make this shot with more speed Joey.

I have to tell you something. I've been watching this guy play for two weeks. He is the favorite to do this program. No, I'm not going to argue that, okay, I'm saying this shot is harder, oh absolutely, but you're looking at a different breed of pool player here, he doesn't know it's a shot that's difficult. He just all he's thinking about is how do I have to hit this ball to get into position to do every good job. His understanding of the game is much more advanced than most and he understands exactly the speed he needs and exactly how he needs to hit the shot to hole out well, a lot of players were trying to keep that arc against three and he realized that, hey, my The percentage of pocketing the ball increases if I go at medium speed if I go to the other side of each forehand like It opposes trying to retain it because when you try to retain the ball you lose a little precision.

Yeah, he doesn't mind having a little distance on both balls, of course he's having trouble clearing the rail. to cushion towards the 3/4 the lateral central ball notice his concentration notice this concentration again I have been watching him play a lot I don't see any player who has better focus and concentration than this man here now that you could run into There is a problem here yes it's at an awkward angle, if you follow that and go to the 7, you don't want to do that, so you may have to move away from the 7 and shoot to a short wing position that you may have to draw it to. side rail and back crossed, okay, I'm walking between the 4 and the 9, well, he can shoot that shot, he knows how to shoot that shot, he knows how to shoot every shot, did you know it depends on the kind of angle he hits is left over? obviously he will determine what he needs to do with the cue ball, he may have to take it to a side rail and come back between the 4 and the 9, he has definitely hit the ball you called look at this look at this look at the Englishman in That ball we put it straight in, but yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't think it's a problem.

You like the way you hit that one. You know it's hard to argue with success. Well, the way he hits anything. They're actually going 5 to 2. when he's 6, he's looking to extend it into 4 games, 6 to 2, he's really a master at the table, he totally understands what he needs to do and he certainly has Paul to use all the tools to do it Hmm, can I tell you a little story about trust? This is what he tells me half an hour before this match, when Jason is playing in the semi-finals, he says that Jay likes Jack when this tournament is over, but he said when this tournament is over he said we're going to that 24-hour Western. .

Union like he says because I'm going to have a lot of money I want to send money home he hadn't won that's before he plays he's already counting like 3000 he said I'm going to send all this money home I said okay Dennis okay let's say hello here to our main tournament sponsor, Obi Q's Kamui tips, go play dot-com pool, Mr. Ellis in ink in the virtual pool during the second quarter, calm down and of course Max ever leaves Pro Pool Academy and the producers of this CSI event. That's Q Sports International, thank you all for your support of this great event, as I mentioned, as I mentioned before.

Jay, there is a player who has all the tools, but he is prepared to play. Yes, that's why he wanted to make sure that when he earned this money. he prepared what had to do with it dad was at Western Union he said I want to send home he said I don't want to have all that money so I'm going to go to Reno and make more money. I will tell you that he is a dedicated family man, every time he wins money like at Derby City, he sends money home and that not only is he a great pool player, but he is a good man.

I really like this guy, you know, that's probably one of the reasons why he's As successful as he is because he treats us, you know he's a very responsible person and this is a business for him, you know, I mean absolutely such absolutely, so with that understanding, this is his job, this is exactly, it's easy to understand how well he plays and why he plays well one of the reasons he plays well was for many reasons, isn't it? There is no doubt that he likes pool, but you are absolutely right. Billy hit the nail on the head, he treats it like a job and works hard at his job, he'll say this is my profession.

I am a pool player and what is so special and so beautiful about what he does is that he loves the work he does. You see, he loves what he does. You couldn't do it. anything as well as he plays pool unless you love what you're doing, you know, I've seen him play games that are very difficult games where he's given up a big spot and he looks at me and says I like difficult games that Most people don't want a difficult game, he said. I like a difficult game because it's a challenge for him. He sees it as a challenge.

Well, he sees that all the dedication and all the time he dedicates to something is worth it, because when he has to do it. act when it was when it is so urgent to respond to the challenge he is there he can do it you know and that is his confirmation that everything he is doing well yes he is doing it he is doing it right now isn't it? This is quite a virtuoso performance so far tonight, now this guy asked me to play pool, you'd run, I wouldn't even answer him, you know, you understand, I wouldn't even answer him, I guess I didn't buy you something, hey, buddy , I hit you? right, I mean, I would love the sociable cream when he gets to the nine ball look at Jason Jason shakes his head well, well, well, like that, the score is 72, you know the people here in hard times and basically in the area from California to come run this is a tournament in every other pool hall you see this guy play at.

I'm really not sure if they understand, you know what's going on okay yeah, from them watching this guy play, you know, how could you? where we met where in the world water in mind oh yeah who am I watching play? Do you know what it reminds me of? 40 years ago I saw Mosconi play an exhibition in II, I ran like 141 and it went well and he never got a line, he never had a hard shot and after he finished a lady said he's not that good, he never had to shoot a shot strong, yeah, she wasn't aware of how brilliantly she played and, like you said, I mean, look at this because this is the best break shot of the match right here, yeah, the crowd is murmuring right now, this is a informed public here, Billy, this is an informed public, they've been watching great pool in this pool hall for the last 23 years, yeah, you know it's good pool, when they see it, they really take notice. how special this is for them, yeah, you know, being in the hard times area, seeing this regularly, listening, we have a thousand people online who are delighted right now.

Daniel told me it's the biggest audience he's had right now and why not and why not he gets closer he wants to get closer to the ball he doesn't want to shoot it from a distance it has a slight angle just shake the cue ball off the rail more or so it plays how we all would like to play, it actually plays the way you imagine, thank you and that's very difficult to do, you know, because we have our own vision of what we would like to do, the only problem It's just that we can't do it right, once upon a time.

Could but could you? What shelf is this? By the way, I've lost count here. Well, this is the tenth rack and it will be eight to two. It will be 8 to 2 if this 9 ball falls and it did. Jason is still open, it's not 24 hours in 24 hours and he knows it too, I'm telling you, he asked me why they were playing the semi-final match, Jay said, when this is over I want to go to Western Europe because he said, I want to have all that money, he said, I'm going to send it. home he said I don't need this money I didn't even mention it I said Dennis still has another game left to play well, I think he has a pretty good testhere going from one to two this seems to be a little problem here the maximum spin of the cue ball sending them in a pretty good line for the two certainly has all the shots from 1 to 2 was not so As easy as it seemed, it made It seems easy to hit with maximum effect at the exact speed with which the ante hit it to finish with the shot to the 2 that he made well.

Now it seems that he is the only one who is playing and is making that corner. ball every time at half-time in its playing position for 1 or 2, so in a sense it is a bit unfair, no, it really is, yes, here it is, yes, because the one who breaks has a big advantage in this table because the corner ball goes in. if you know how to wrap, if you know what you're doing and you're obviously doing it well, you've broken the ball 7 or 8 times and missed, you're not missing forward, you should clean up every time you got hooked once with a ball, that's it . every other time he's had his chance and it's going to be 9 to 2, that's five racks, kind of scary, let's take a look, we're here at Stu, because he's also playing with the one next to him, so he's gonna want to rap. - where you both go back to the table, go back, go back, look, that's what you're doing right because you're breaking the ball softly enough to make the figure eight in the corner, one will go to the side if the other doesn't manages to get in on one's side or half shot, if one goes on the side, you want to make sure you both bounce off that back cushion and get up on the table to shoot, look what the ball throw is like when you're broken, the another one - the other one narrowly missed the fat sigh, he's going to play with the shape on the 1 or the 2, he sees the two inside, yes, he has a shape on both balls, oh, he's tormenting them, he's destroying them with a skipper, okay, knowing where the balls go, not just.

Is he being rewarded with the corner ball? What position can you play after the break, whether in one or two? He can't leave the table. He can run out of the whole set. Well, he's left the table in the last 20 minutes. Know? if you haven't and then in my opinion it's not really fair, I want to remind everyone that Denis plays under the Q tiger banner, which is a q tiger that he's using right there, he's been winning tournaments with Ted q for last year and is on his way to another victory, it seems so, going from 5 to 6 and if you notice that each rack, the 9 is placed where it is now and there is always a ball on the right, if you remember it is malt , he's made two combinations on that 9 in that pocket and he could get another no, I doubt he'll go from 5 to 6 this time okay, this is like watching Moscone Run 150 balls, that's what reminds me of that gun that some guy He was shooting, it seemed like he was shooting the same pattern all the time and you wonder why no one wants to play, huh, but I'm not trying to take anything away from his game, but you know, I mean, he knows what he's doing, right? is that so?

He certainly has it all. under control or does it seem that way, yes, he will have to hit a little bit longer shot on nine, but he wants to finish and this is not an easy shot, do you think that is really a problem for him? Well, the question now is: Will Jason Shaw be able to visit the table? Well, we're not going to get to the table. I mean, I can see the writing on the wall. He's not going to make it to the table. He's doing that corner. ball, he is playing in shape for 1 or 2, he is going to run out.

I don't see anything developing differently here than what he's doing, he splits the six and the seven in front, five and eight and comes three four, here it comes. delivery, I mean, that's their pattern, because there may be, but you know Jason Shaw never complained, the tournament director never said anything and the crowd loves it, you know the crowd loves what they're seeing right now. I've often said that Billy these are the people who want to play an alternative nine ball break or an alternative level of break. The crowd loves to see people running well. I think they need to change the layout design a bit here.

Well, that's why they mostly play ten ball today. major tournaments it's a little bit harder, there's the one that's there for eight and then the other one, the side only got a kiss to see they added it and kissed it that time. Oh, otherwise the two of them would go to the corner, yes, they kissed, well friends, the score is 10. to 2 I think at this point the final result is quite certain, the question is what will the final score be? and now you will see the genius of a dentist or Cola forget before executing all those frames that he is going to calculate. find a way out of this jam, okay, every time you can't see a ball after they break, you are at a disadvantage, you will have to push and give up, give away an option at any time to give away an option, you are at a disadvantage , let's see how well he came out of this Jam, well, Jason comes back to the table, he's nine feet away, he wastes no time and throws it back to Dennis, I don't.

I don't even know what he has in mind here, well he had something of mine because he came right to the table. I don't think so. I don't see what he has in mind here, this is very very confusing to me, he gave up. his photo of me